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The Casa Grande Union High School District Governing Board meeting on April 14, 2025, was marked by a heartfelt tribute to a beloved educator and a significant step forward in school leadership. Board members extended their condolences to the family of a dedicated teacher and board member, Bob, who recently passed away, highlighting his commitment to the district and its educators.

In a pivotal moment of the meeting, the board introduced Kevin Hubbard as the candidate for the principal position at Vista Grande High School. Following a recent community forum where Hubbard presented to an audience of 240 attendees, the feedback was overwhelmingly positive. An impressive 97% of participants expressed strong agreement regarding his commitment to enhancing the school culture while respecting its traditions.
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The community's confidence in Hubbard was further reflected in survey results, with 88% affirming his readiness for the principal role and his effective communication skills. Board members noted that Hubbard's strengths included student-centered leadership and integrity, with many attendees describing him as a man of great character.

As the board moves forward with the appointment process, the strong community support for Hubbard signals a promising future for Vista Grande High School, emphasizing a shared vision for educational excellence and community engagement.

Converted from CGUHSD Governing Board Meeting 4/14/2025 meeting on April 15, 2025
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